Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 26
h, (in whose heart the filial fear Of his Creator early did appear) Not being conscious to himself at all. He had done ought to move his brethrens gall. Did unto them a dream of his relate, \ Which (tho it did increase his bretherens hate, r Did plainly shew forth Josephs future state ) This is the… … Then yours arose, which round about were laid, \And unto mine a low obeisance made, J Is this your dream, his brethren said ? ) Can your ambitious thoughts become so vain,To think that you shall oer your brethren reign ?Or that we unto you shall tribute pay.And at your feet our servile necks should…
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